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Cluster Troubleshooting
C.12 OPA0 Error-Message Logging and Broadcasting
Table C–8 (Cont.) OPA0 Messages
Error Message
Errors Signaled with a CI Packet
Logged or
Inaccessible
%Pxxn, Insufficient Nonpaged Pool for Virtual Circuits Logged
Cable Change-of-State Notification
%Pxxn, Path #0. Has gone from GOOD to BAD—REMOTE PORT1 xxx Inaccessible
%Pxxn, Path #1. Has gone from GOOD to BAD—REMOTE PORT1 xxx Inaccessible
%Pxxn, Path #0. Has gone from BAD to GOOD—REMOTE PORT1 xxx Inaccessible
%Pxxn, Path #1. Has gone from BAD to GOOD—REMOTE PORT1 xxx Inaccessible
%Pxxn, Cables have gone from UNCROSSED to CROSSED—REMOTE PORT1 xxx Inaccessible
%Pxxn, Cables have gone from CROSSED to UNCROSSED—REMOTE PORT1 xxx Inaccessible
%Pxxn, Path #0. Loopback has gone from GOOD to BAD—REMOTE PORT1 xxx Logged
%Pxxn, Path #1. Loopback has gone from GOOD to BAD—REMOTE PORT1 xxx Logged
%Pxxn, Path #0. Loopback has gone from BAD to GOOD—REMOTE PORT1 xxx Logged
%Pxxn, Path #1. Loopback has gone from BAD to GOOD—REMOTE PORT1 xxx Logged
%Pxxn, Path #0. Has become working but CROSSED to Path #1.— REMOTE PORT1 xxx Inaccessible
%Pxxn, Path #1. Has become working but CROSSED to Path #0.— REMOTE PORT1 xxx Inaccessible
1 If the port driver can identify the remote SCS node name of the affected computer, the driver replaces the ‘‘REMOTE
PORT xxx’’ text with ‘‘REMOTE SYSTEM X...’’, where X... is the value of the system parameter SCSNODE on the remote
computer. If the remote SCS node name is not available, the port driver uses the existing message format.
C.12.2 CI Port Recovery
C–40 Cluster Troubleshooting
Two other messages concerning the CI port appear on OPA0:
%Pxxn, CI port is reinitializing (xxx retries left.)
%Pxxn, CI port is going off line.
The first message indicates that a previous error requiring the port to shut
down is recoverable and that the port will be reinitialized. The ‘‘xxx retries left’’
specifies how many more reinitializations are allowed before the port must be
left permanently off line. Each reinitialization of the port (for reasons other than
power fail recovery) causes approximately 2 KB of nonpaged pool to be lost.
The second message indicates that a previous error is not recoverable and that
the port will be left off line. In this case, the only way to recover the port is to
reboot the computer.